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If that's not fancy, can't wait to see you make something fancy. Great work!

Now that is a spectacular looking knife! I love how you shaped the handle. Nice work!

Thanks, guys! Brian, hopefully I will see you in May.

Thanks, brother! Thank you, Jim! I doubt I would have gotten this far without the help of you guys.

Wow! That is super cool. Very nice work

Looking good, bro! Can't wait to see that monster finished.

This is an awesome thing to watch unfold. You and your son are two great men. I think I speak for everyone in saying that we are proud to call you a friend Mikey. Looking forward to seeing more progress. Thanks for sharing the story and wip. Your son's friend and father are in my prayers.

Those are awesome! Great job on the handle wraps too.

Thanks, Randy! Haha! It feels great! Thank you, Laurence.

I appreciate it, Boss!

Thank you, Mikey! Oh yea! Very good. I just wish that they didn't mess up my picture, but hey, it's in there and I am honored. Thank you, Calvin!

Thank you, Shawn! You have been a huge inspiration and a lot of help and I sincerely appreciate it. Thank you, akey!

I am floating pretty high on cloud nine right now. Excited is an understatement. Thank you! Thank you so much! That means a lot to me.

Thank you! I appreciate it! You WILL get the grinding thing down. Just keep on practicing and one day it will just click. I still struggle sometimes but I have less going into the scrap bucket now.

It's small but it's in there. Couldn't be happier right now. All of you voted me as Best New Knife Builder earlier this year and now I see my work published... can it get any better than this? Thank you all for helping me get this far in such a short amount of time. A small word of...

Try pulling the tang toward you and give it a slight twist as you get to the tip. Second photo... most likely too much pressure in that area. Try starting at the tip and grinding toward the plunge. Let the belt do the work to get it even. You don't have to always start near the plunge and you...

They make a little marker for bluing repair that might help conceal the spot. If you are using synthetic handles, you can throw the whole knife in a tumbler. You will just have to redo the edge after. Good luck!

This is one of mine that was finally finished (for the most part) a few years ago. This was taken a few days after the color was added...

Great job! That orange with white liners looks nice and your handle looks very comfortable. Looking forward to seeing more from you.

Thanks, Laurence! The wood on the big knife is Oregon maple, the copper liner one is Box Elder burl I believe and the purple one is buckeye burl. The customer bought the two last ones and sent them to me so I am not 100% sure. He is having a hard time remembering as well.